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doctor who season 7 episode 11 [full length] (Patreon)

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2025-07-05 13:00:06
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hi everyone!!

here is my timed reaction to doctor who season 7 episode 11 "the crimson horror"

this was such a good episode!!! although i couldve done with seeing a little less of mr. sweets. what a cliffhanger with clara!

thanks for watching with me!

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Tony Sanson

I always saw this episode as a sort of back door pilot for a Paternoster Gang (Vastra, Jenny, and Strax) series. But, unfortunately, despite a lot of fan interest, it never came to be and I'm still sad about it. Though they did have a number of audio adventures from Big Finish - the official Doctor Who audio drama studio. Which, if you ever get curious, the Big Finish productions are extremely well done and always use the original cast if they're available. They've given so much life to past Doctors and companions. Thomas Thomas and him talking like a GPS flies over a LOT of peoples heads. TomTom was one of the first GPS devices to come out in the mid 2000s. By the time this episode aired it was one of the major GPS services in use across the globe, and the official GPS used by iPhones.

Stephen Wray

Clara's theme is one of my favourites along with I am the doctor

D Scott Howard

Dame Diana Rigg (Mrs. Gillyflower) played the iconic early female action hero Mrs. Emma Peel in the mid 60's British spy series The Avengers. She wore leather jump suits and kicked butt much like Jenny does in this episode. She also played the only "Bond Girl" to actually marry James Bond and was in Game of Thrones. Legendary. Passed away in 2020 R.I.P.

Martin

Strax, Jenny and Vastra are such a great trio, love it anytime they're in, they could have had their own spin off! Strax chastising the horse was hilarious. And for the pronunciation of Yorkshire, in England when you have 'shire' on the end of a word for a place name we pronounce it 'sheer' , whereas Americans say shire like the shire in LOTR. So the way you said it is fine, in fact it make more sense lol But in England for a place name we pronounce it 'sheer' so we would say York-sheer, but Americans would say York-Shire.

Toasty Overlord

And her daughter Ada was played by her real-life daughter - Rachael Stirling